For those of you who have been looking for a Tyler Herro update, Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald reported that Herro is still at least one week away from returning to the lineup. Herro has been out since the November 8 game in Memphis against the Grizzlies, where he suffered a pretty serious ankle […]
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First Half: Miami struggled to score to start this one, while the Bucks had no trouble with Beasley and Giannis all getting to the rim with ease. Thankfully, Bam ended the drought but only briefly as nobody else on the Heat managed to get a bucket, allowing the Bucks to go up by 13. The
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The Brooklyn Nets dispatched the shorthanded Miami Heat, who were on the second night of a back-to-back, 112-97 Saturday evening inside Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. The Heat were without Jimmy Butler, Duncan Robinson and Bam Adebayo due to injury. They struggled to find much offensive flow throughout the evening, shooting 43.7 percent and 11-of-34
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The Miami Heat began Friday’s second half on a 19-0 run and led by 21–83-62–with 3:40 left in the third quarter after Jimmy Butler’s ridiculous 11-foot turnaround three-point play. The Heat’s fourth-quarter collapse cropped up once again due to their snail pace and offensive stagnation. After entering up 16, the Heat scored just 11 points
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The Miami Heat waltzed into Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse and crushed the Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday evening, 129-96. It marked the most points the Heat have ever scored and their largest margin-of-victory against the Cavaliers in their series history. The Heat have now won nine of their last 10 games and snapped Cleveland’s three-game winning streak. It
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First Half: The Heat got off to a good start with Bam, Highsmith, Jimmy, and Duncan all getting on the board early and showing excellent playmaking. Miami showed good patience, waiting for the right opportunities to strike on both ends of the floor and when they got stuck…well things seemed to go their way (see
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Even after the Chicago Bulls fell down 22-1, they were able to race back and defeat the Miami Heat 102-97 inside United Center Saturday evening, snapping Miami’s seven-game win streak. The Heat’s 21-point lead encompassed the first 7:11 of the contest; Miami knocked down nine of their first 12 baskets–with 20 of their 22 points
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First Half: Bam got to work right away as my eyes struggled to adjust to Charlotte’s tournament court. That wasn’t a problem for the Hornets who’d asking four straight threes to spark an early 12-0 run for the Hornets. It was Jimmy who’d lead a quick comeback effort with three consecutive baskets, but still Charlotte
Without Jimmy Butler and Tyler Herro — who will miss the next few weeks with a Grade 2 ankle sprain — the Miami Heat earned their fourth straight victory Saturday evening. Behind a 26-point, 17-rebound, four-assist night from (super)star center Bam Adebayo plus a career night from rookie Jaime Jaquez Jr., the Heat won 117-109
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After the Miami Heat nearly squandered an 11-point lead with 1:55 left to the Memphis Grizzlies, rookie Jaime Jaquez Jr. came up huge for Miami, as he has multiple different pockets of time to begin his NBA career. Up 105-102, Jaquez buried a corner triple–off a swing pass from Duncan Robinson–with 18.1 seconds left. Jaren
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